Sentence examples for excludes a certain from inspiring English sources
This, however, excludes a certain part of the target population from the survey by definition.
Third, the sampling framework consisted of non-institutionalized persons only which excludes a certain proportion of older persons who live in senior care residences or assisted-living facilities and who, presumably, use public PCEC.
Mr. Miller explained that under current tax law, property owners can exclude a certain amount of gain on the sale of a principal residence.
The tax law allows owners to exclude a certain amount of gain on the sale of a principal residence, Mr. Miller said.
This may account in part for some of the grace and serenity of the pieces, which doesn't exclude a certain ferocity".
Historically, Congress has felt that simply excluding a certain percentage of capital gains from taxation was a better way to compensate for inflation.
The values of the variables are sorted, and a minimal number of observations in each regime are ensured through a grid search by excluding a certain percentage of the first and last values.
In a later phase of the jury selection process, lawyers for the prosecution and defense will be permitted to exclude a certain number of jurors for any reason at all, provided they do not show a pattern of racial discrimination.
A statistical approach relying on the binomial distribution allows to determine the lowest contamination level that can be ruled out with 95% confidence considering the proportion of contaminated NTCs in an experiment, and the number of all-negative controls that are necessary to exclude a certain theoretical contamination level (Figure S1) [58].
Though by using high cutoff (>3x) values we might have excluded a certain number of transcripts cycling with lower amplitude, it is evident that in tomato, like in Arabidopsis, diurnal rhythms in gene expression affect a large portion of the transcriptome [36].
Thus we cannot exclude a certain degree of underestimation, but the effect should be minor.
